Valley of Fire State Park sits 55 miles north-east of Las Vegas, and the tours on this site all reach it by vehicle, from five-hour hikes and sunset runs to full private days and off-road outings. The pages below compare length, starting price, rating and the kind of guiding each one uses.
Updated 22 October 2026

An overview of six round trips of 5 to 8 hours from Las Vegas, starting at $99 per adult, with the main roadside formations covered in English.
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Six hours from Las Vegas with a maximum of 13 guests, from $99 per adult, park admission, a deli-style sandwich, snacks and bottled water included.
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Four half day options of 5 to 7 hours round trip from Las Vegas, from $98 per adult, each with a driver and guide working in English.
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A five-hour guided hike in the park from $129 per adult, with hotel pickup, a choice of easy, moderate or difficult, and a group capped at 13.
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Five hours from the Strip from $128 per adult, with about three hours inside the park and the last stop at Rainbow Vista for sunset.
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A private vehicle and local driver-guide for 6 to 10 hours from $180 per booking, with the route built around what your group wants to see.
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Four departures that suit cameras, from a 5-hour sunset run at $128 to a private day of 6 to 10 hours from $180 per booking.
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Five Las Vegas departures of 5.5 to 7 hours, from $99 per adult, that list Valley of Fire State Park admission among their inclusions.
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A 5.5-hour trip from hotel pick-up to drop-off from $199 per adult, with one rider per quad and around three hours of actual drive time.
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A 5.5-hour run through the Logandale Trails System from $448 per adult, driving a modified Jeep Rock Crawler behind a guide's lead vehicle.
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Two to three hours of driving time with GPS-triggered audio in English, from $13 per booking, covering a route of over 68 miles.
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Almost every Valley of Fire tour on this site starts in Las Vegas, so the first filter is where you sleep, the second is the language you want to be guided in, and the third is how much of the day and the budget you want to give to the park.
Strip-area hotels are the easiest starting point. The small-group half day collects guests between 7:50 am and 8:40 am from eleven Strip-area points and runs 6 hours from $99 per adult, with park admission, a deli-style sandwich, snacks and bottled water included. The guided hike and the sunset tour both include hotel pickup and drop-off and last 5 hours, the sunset departure leaving at 1:00 to 1:30 p.m. in winter and 3:30 to 4:00 p.m. in summer. A wider look at the Las Vegas departures sits on the tour overview and the half day comparison.
Drivers who prefer to keep their own vehicle can take the self-guided audio drive, where GPS-triggered commentary in English plays more than 60 stories along a route of over 68 miles, from $13 per booking for everyone in the car and 2 to 3 hours of driving time without long stops.
All eleven tours are led in English, whether by a driver-guide in the vehicle, a hiking guide on the trail, a lead rider on the ATV outing or the recorded audio on the self-guided drive. The private day gives the most room to ask questions, since the guide works with one group only for 6 to 10 hours.
Starting prices run from $13 per booking for the audio drive and $98 per adult on the cheapest half day up to $448 per adult for the self-drive Jeep. The best value on a first visit is the 6-hour small-group half day from $99, rated 5.0 ★ across 4125 reviews. The tours including admission page gathers the five departures that list park entrance among their inclusions, which keeps the cost of the day in one figure.
Photographers should start with the photo tour options, built around the sunset departure and the small-group half day. Active travellers who want dust rather than viewpoints have the 3-hour ATV tour, 5.5 hours door to door from $199 per adult with one rider per quad, and the self-drive Jeep trip through the Logandale Trails System, for drivers new to off-road tracks.
| Tour | Duration | From | Rating | Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| All tours from Las Vegas | 5–8 h | $99 per adult | ★ 5.0 (4125) | English driver-guide |
| Small-group half day | 6 h | $99 per adult | ★ 5.0 (4125) | English, max 13 guests |
| Half day tours compared | 5–7 h | $98 per adult | ★ 5.0 (4125) | English driver-guide |
| Guided hike | 5 h | $129 per adult | ★ 5.0 (1696) | English hiking guide, max 13 |
| Sunset tour | 5 h | $128 per adult | ★ 5.0 (287) | English driver-guide |
| Private hiking and sightseeing day | 6–10 h | $180 per booking | ★ 5.0 (212) | Private English driver-guide |
| Tours for photographers | 5–10 h | $99 per adult | ★ 5.0 (4125) | English driver-guide |
| Tours including park admission | 5.5–7 h | $99 per adult | ★ 5.0 (4125) | English driver-guide |
| ATV tour | 5.5 h | $199 per adult | ★ 4.5 (228) | English guides, one rider per quad |
| Self-drive off-road Jeep | 5.5 h | $448 per adult | ★ 4.5 (16) | Self-drive behind an English lead guide |
| Self-guided audio drive | 2–3 h | $13 per booking | ★ 4.3 (7) | GPS audio app in English |